Describes what pertains to heaven or originates from the divine realm. In the Gospels, Jesus uses this adjective exclusively of the Father — 'your heavenly Father' (Matt 6:14, 6:26, 6:32) — drawing a contrast between earthly anxiety and the generous provision of God who dwells above. The multilingual evidence is strikingly uniform: Spanish 'celestial,' French 'céleste,' and German 'himmlisch' all converge on a single sense, confirming that this word carried one stable meaning throughout the New Testament rather than shifting between literal sky-language and theological metaphor.